ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
You have ideas in the mind that can express with words. The greater the perfection achieved in the use of words, the higher the level of communication achieved.
You need to communicate with their peers to express their experiences, to express their own views or to transmit their knowledge about facts, events, situations and learning.
oral expression is useful to communicate better. You will have an advantage over others in developing this skill. With clarity and precision will make its way in life faster, because the art of speaking is the art of persuasion.
Learn to communicate ideas and know themselves understood by others.
oral expression has some practical advantages over written:
· For the facility. Formerly man communicated by sounds, and spent many thousands of years before the invention of the graphic signs.
· By learning. The man from childhood learns to make sounds, but it takes a lot to learn graphic signs.
· For simplicity. Find countries where the whole people, though not read or write, can speak their own language. There are primitive people who do not know writing and have orally transmitted literature.
· For intonation. We have the help of intonation, with which we express an effective sense, ironic, mocking, energetic, disbelief, anger, etc.
· For the mime. Mimicry often helps us express ourselves more accurately and well, sometimes we use movements of arms, hands or head to reinforce our words or with gestures and looks express all we want to convey to another person.
As we see, everybody can speak well enough to be understood, although it is clear that certain people have a greater command of language.
Therefore, to speak well is necessary:
or know of a number of words. Ø Know
to syntax.
Ø Having an ongoing practice of correct use. ORAL
oral exposure is presented, individually or collectively, to an audience of some issue that has been researched and has some useful information to share or just to explain a subject.
To specify the limits of intervention, it is important to set goals before the start of this, state clearly the issues to try and make a summary at the end of what has been said.
To make a good oral presentation must be taken into account: Body posture, use of hands, visual aids (charts, slides, presentations and computer programs, etc.) eye contact with the public and have an adequate voice.
THE SUBJECT OF AN ORAL EXPOSURE
is also essential that you define the theme of which will cover your exposure. That is, the whole idea on which revolve all the other ideas, we call accessory and thus save you disintegrations of the topic. KEY POINTS PREPARE
begins to outline your presentation by identifying one, two or three key points that you are developing. RULE OF THREE
always one, two or three key points. Not anymore. This requires removing the most significant. We provide a framework for you to group your information in well organized categories. Forget about long lists such as the supermarket (endless chain of an idea after another). MAKING PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
Key Point 1: Preparation
Key Point 2: Relationship
Key Point 3: Optimization
SEQUENCE OF POINTS 1. Chronological order.
1) past. 2) present. 3) future. Or
1) 1st step 2) 2 Step 3) Step 3.
2. Spatial arrangement, by geographical area.
3. Thematic focus:
1) the least important point.
2) another of greater importance.
3) the maximum significance (the one you want to be best remembered).
How to prepare for an oral presentation?
The oral presentation is the presentation of a particular subject that makes a person to a listening public.
An oral presentation requires prior consultation. That is, requires research and analysis on the topic to present, therefore, should be consulted various sources of information that you provide the material necessary to support our views on the subject, object of our oral presentation.
The steps to follow for this purpose are:
1. Prepare a organized work schedule * nomenclature, which indicate the points or subtopics that will be discussed in the presentation.
2. Collect the necessary material for which you have to use information sources such as:
The bibliographic books, specialist books, journals, conferences, encyclopedias updated, interviews, Internet, etc.
Other sources of information such as museums, professionals, archives, cultural institutions as they relate to the subject, etc..
How to use these sources.
1. Find the latest authors
2. Read the title. Consult the index and in accordance with it, select what interests you. Of course related to the topic.
3. Take notes of the most important. Do not copy verbatim. Read with understanding and critically, then write the most important and our comments or opinions about them. These are organized according to the plan or framework. * A comparison of the authors consulted.
4. With the information gathered and reference materials is necessary to study and organize.
5. For that organization of the oral presentation used PowerPoint slides or chips. In these are noted in an orderly fashion the most important aspects that will help us maintain order and clarity of our presentation. The tabs or slides are a guide to keep order. You must not read the display. Speak clearly and simply about aspects of the subject. Look at the example.:
Points to consider for presentation:
1. External aspects: a.
An orderly process. Eg cause and effect
b. Suitable material: pictures, drawings, samples, recordings, videos, PowerPoint, etc. C.
Just enough time to deal with the issue.
2. Personal aspects: a.
Personal appearance (formality and grooming)
b. Good posture and do not turn our backs to the audience. C.
Moderate gestures and act naturally and spontaneously.
You have ideas in the mind that can express with words. The greater the perfection achieved in the use of words, the higher the level of communication achieved.
You need to communicate with their peers to express their experiences, to express their own views or to transmit their knowledge about facts, events, situations and learning.
oral expression is useful to communicate better. You will have an advantage over others in developing this skill. With clarity and precision will make its way in life faster, because the art of speaking is the art of persuasion.
Learn to communicate ideas and know themselves understood by others.
oral expression has some practical advantages over written:
· For the facility. Formerly man communicated by sounds, and spent many thousands of years before the invention of the graphic signs.
· By learning. The man from childhood learns to make sounds, but it takes a lot to learn graphic signs.
· For simplicity. Find countries where the whole people, though not read or write, can speak their own language. There are primitive people who do not know writing and have orally transmitted literature.
· For intonation. We have the help of intonation, with which we express an effective sense, ironic, mocking, energetic, disbelief, anger, etc.
· For the mime. Mimicry often helps us express ourselves more accurately and well, sometimes we use movements of arms, hands or head to reinforce our words or with gestures and looks express all we want to convey to another person.
As we see, everybody can speak well enough to be understood, although it is clear that certain people have a greater command of language.
Therefore, to speak well is necessary:
or know of a number of words. Ø Know
to syntax.
Ø Having an ongoing practice of correct use. ORAL
oral exposure is presented, individually or collectively, to an audience of some issue that has been researched and has some useful information to share or just to explain a subject.
To specify the limits of intervention, it is important to set goals before the start of this, state clearly the issues to try and make a summary at the end of what has been said.
To make a good oral presentation must be taken into account: Body posture, use of hands, visual aids (charts, slides, presentations and computer programs, etc.) eye contact with the public and have an adequate voice.
THE SUBJECT OF AN ORAL EXPOSURE
is also essential that you define the theme of which will cover your exposure. That is, the whole idea on which revolve all the other ideas, we call accessory and thus save you disintegrations of the topic. KEY POINTS PREPARE
begins to outline your presentation by identifying one, two or three key points that you are developing. RULE OF THREE
always one, two or three key points. Not anymore. This requires removing the most significant. We provide a framework for you to group your information in well organized categories. Forget about long lists such as the supermarket (endless chain of an idea after another). MAKING PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
Key Point 1: Preparation
Key Point 2: Relationship
Key Point 3: Optimization
SEQUENCE OF POINTS 1. Chronological order.
1) past. 2) present. 3) future. Or
1) 1st step 2) 2 Step 3) Step 3.
2. Spatial arrangement, by geographical area.
3. Thematic focus:
1) the least important point.
2) another of greater importance.
3) the maximum significance (the one you want to be best remembered).
How to prepare for an oral presentation?
The oral presentation is the presentation of a particular subject that makes a person to a listening public.
An oral presentation requires prior consultation. That is, requires research and analysis on the topic to present, therefore, should be consulted various sources of information that you provide the material necessary to support our views on the subject, object of our oral presentation.
The steps to follow for this purpose are:
1. Prepare a organized work schedule * nomenclature, which indicate the points or subtopics that will be discussed in the presentation.
2. Collect the necessary material for which you have to use information sources such as:
The bibliographic books, specialist books, journals, conferences, encyclopedias updated, interviews, Internet, etc.
Other sources of information such as museums, professionals, archives, cultural institutions as they relate to the subject, etc..
How to use these sources.
1. Find the latest authors
2. Read the title. Consult the index and in accordance with it, select what interests you. Of course related to the topic.
3. Take notes of the most important. Do not copy verbatim. Read with understanding and critically, then write the most important and our comments or opinions about them. These are organized according to the plan or framework. * A comparison of the authors consulted.
4. With the information gathered and reference materials is necessary to study and organize.
5. For that organization of the oral presentation used PowerPoint slides or chips. In these are noted in an orderly fashion the most important aspects that will help us maintain order and clarity of our presentation. The tabs or slides are a guide to keep order. You must not read the display. Speak clearly and simply about aspects of the subject. Look at the example.:
Points to consider for presentation:
1. External aspects: a.
An orderly process. Eg cause and effect
b. Suitable material: pictures, drawings, samples, recordings, videos, PowerPoint, etc. C.
Just enough time to deal with the issue.
2. Personal aspects: a.
Personal appearance (formality and grooming)
b. Good posture and do not turn our backs to the audience. C.
Moderate gestures and act naturally and spontaneously.
This is clearly not a maximum oral communication or exposure. Despite being cohesinonado no consistency.
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